>
> The "optical precision" of the casing stone joints
> is ANOTHER claim based on the misunderstanding of
> the technology that was used to put the stones in
> place. Since the stones were slab cut from long
> rows of blocks, they MUST fit back together with
> near-perfect precision. The saw that cut them
> apart took out a static amount between two stones
> that were then put back together when they were
> assembled on the pyramid construction site.
> Nothing fancy or mysterious about it... just a
> byproduct of the technology used to create the
> pyramid, and not the actual goal of said effort.
>
>
>
> Anthony

Certainly this can account for the "optical precision" of many
of the joints but this can't account for all of them. All the
seems in all the passages can not possibly have come from the
same block. Indeed, it seem unlikely that even a small fraction
did unless it was intentional and why would it be intentional if
they could fit blocks with so closely anyway.

When you consider that the cuts aren't even at right angles then
it implies a lot of dressing taking place on site.




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